Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

I use someone who likes to buy things.

It's so funny.

I used to be like that.

I used to love shopping, of course, getting new, fresh, exciting things to wear.

And I swear in the last,

I'm not sure, two, three years, maybe more, I don't really enjoy buying anything at all. I use rent the runway, so I've got nice fresh outfits. It keeps the environment steady too,

because I'm not just buying and throwing away,

buying and throwing away. I don't care what, you know, model of phone I have. If something

works, I don't need to replace it or improve it. And this has happened on its own. It hasn't

happened consciously. And that's why it was so, it was so pleasant for me to come across this story in Tickna Harms' book at

home in the world called the Persio, the car. I'm going to read it to you and I'll be back on

Instagram to do some more posting later. So DME at Susie Dotmore. Let me know what you

think.

In the 1970s, within a few years of arriving in France, our group bought a little car,

a second-hand perjou.

We went all over Europe in it and used the car to transport not only people, but sand, bricks,

tools, books, food, and many other materials as we began to establish the sweet potato community in an old farmhouse outside Paris. We used it for all

our needs and kept it for many years. When our car was old and couldn't be used anymore,

we had a difficult time letting it go.

We were attached to our little Peugeot, because both we and the car had gone through so much

together. It had survived breakdowns, numerous accidents, and untold repairs. My friends and I were

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